Bull boxer?

OMG dudes.......everytime i post somhing im miunderstood and am yelled at. I wish you would think of all the possible answers i meant and had in mind before singling out one you thought of
 
Bulloxer01 said:
OMG dudes.......everytime i post somhing im miunderstood and am yelled at. I wish you would think of all the possible answers i meant and had in mind before singling out one you thought of

Maybe you could explain what you mean more? Not saying it was your fault, cause it wasn't. It's the darn computers, but if you maybe explained what your talking about in a little more detail we might be able to understand you in the first try.
 
Bulloxer01 said:
It is for k 9 police traning..... and it was cool to see how he did it
isnt it funny that whenever someone dissagrees with you , you change your story??
 
Bulloxer01 said:
A breeder whos a friend of my moms boyfriend was giving him to me from his like i dono how to describe it kennel place that he owned, while he was giving me my puphe was teaching dogs to attack intruders which was cool.
and why would someone at a "kennel place" be training K9 police dogs????? your stories never add up
 
his name is lorenzo he owns his own pups but teaches k 9 dogs to attack, he is a professional.
 
ok you dont change your stories you just add or take away from them to make yourself look better
 
Bulloxer01 said:
Ive just recently gotten a new pup boxer/pitbull mix and its very hard to find out the general temperate for this "breed'' since it isnt certified byt the AKC so if anyone has any info on this Breed please reply.
i also dont agree with getting a puppy, be it a pedigree or cross breed without first researching that breed/breeds you seem to have got a pup and are now looking to find out what its temperament will be
 
I've never heard of a police force purposely mixing dogs for their K9 unit, then giving a puppy away.
 
Bullox never said what breed of dog was being trained, or that the trainer supplied the dog from one of his litters.

Im not familliar with K9 training, is that something the police force in general does or do they contract out to trainers who specialise that training?

I do agree getting a pup without knowwing about the breed/breeds is a bad idea and could lead to trouble.
 
I know for a fact that alot (75% or so) of the Police and RAF sniffer and Canine response dogs in the UK come from rescue shelters, so the odds are that a few of them are mixed breeds! It doesn't say anywhere that mixed breeds are less intelligent and therefore why shouldn't the K9 units have mixed breed dogs?!

I think some of you have had a derogitary opinion of Bullboxer from the start and therefore you are thinking the worst of him/her. Bullboxer came on asking a simple question and it has all got a bit blown out of proportion!
Maybe Bullboxer should have researched the breed before getting the pup but now it's beside the point, and He/She is trying to get help now which we should applaude him/her for! This after all is a forum of dog lovers and as such we should be helping to make this pups life a good one not shouting Bullboxer down at every oppertunity! We are at real risk of failing this pup if we don't become a little more tolerant!!

I understand completely the anger and outrage people feel at dog fighting because I feel the same way intirely!! But there has been no mention of this dog being faught!!

We have to take into account that some people (including myself) find it hard to express what they really mean and it sometimes comes out wrong and gives people the total wrong impression about us!

I don't want to offend anyone but this is how I feel! :D
 
Thank you Gustav.that was everything i was thinking and more.
 
Law enforcement doesn't train their own dogs - they do contract that out or purchase trained dogs from individual, professional breeder/trainers, so yes, what Bulloxer is saying about watching someone he knows train K9s is entirely valid. There's a trainer/breeder in the next county from me. At one point I was considering trying to get a German Shepherd that had flunked the training when one came available. Not all of the dogs that start training are suitable for law enforcement work and often they are re-homed with responsible owners.

Now that we know Bulloxer a little better, let's give him some benefit of the doubt before jumping in. We don't always understand what he's saying, so why don't we ask him to explain better before putting him on the defensive? Some people communicate better by speech, and some by writing, so we need to make some allowances here since we can't speak directly and catch vocal inflections and body language. ;)
 
Hey Bulloxer do you have any pics of your pup?
I don't thlink you posted any yet, but if you have could you direct me to them?
Thanks. :)
 
maybe its a cse of it working differently in the uk then because over here the police trqin their own dogs, they even go to the rescue kennels and choose themmselves.
i did not say that the police wouldnt use cross bred dogs, of course they do.
 
I'm afraid we have a lot of law enforcement personnel who aren't capable of handling a dog, let alone training one! In most places here in the U.S., a human officer has to go through testing to qualify to be a partner to a canine officer. If they pass, then they are paired with a dog that matches up best with them and both human and canine officers go through more training together.
 
Bulloxer. I'd love to hear more about your new pup and see some pics if you have them. Have you had puppies before? They can be a lot of work but SO worth it. :D
 
Well i dont know how i would get pics on the internet or on my computer for that maytter and no i never had a pp before and im trying my best,hes also making it a little easier on me too. I accept every apology and i apologize for not being clearer
 

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